Just as you have seen the cancellation of Kanye and others for speaking out against the J3ws give rise to Nick Fuentes, if you continue to see clear favoritism within the judicial system towards “minorities”, you will see the rise of a new KKK.

Something along the lines of “for every action there is an equal but opposite reaction”.

When the pendulum swings too far in one direction, it eventually swings back equally as hard in the other. You have black people committing blatant, heinous crimes and they are getting away with a slap on the wrist while white people are being jailed for things as stupid as taunting people in public with bacon or saying the N word. This comes as a result of people advocating against jailing “minorities” because there are “too many of them locked up”. The way to stop crime is obviously not to set a quota system on the prisons, then you have criminals let go because of their skin color, like what is happening now. You saw this just yesterday with the Chicago mayor saying “you cannot incarcerate your way out of violence, it is racist”. You’ve seen it w many recent murders where the murderer has been incarcerated 20+ times.

This cannot go on much longer without consequences. It is the way it always goes.

You can only convince people their eyes are lying to them up to a certain point. They have gone as far as skewing stats by declaring non-whites as whites.

I hope this does not continue, but if it does, do not come crying and asking “how could this happen?” when an organization resembling the KKK/vigilantism gains sudden, nationwide support from people. Even if the news doesn’t get it, it will have been obvious to anyone with eyes.

I personally think any 20yo that r@pes a 9yo should be k1lled publicly. If you disagree, imagine it was your daughter.

(Feel free to call me racist or whatever under this post, I do not care. I am simply identifying a trend that most will not talk about because people tend to underestimate the probability of bad things happening because they are uncomfortable to think/talk ab.)